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I got it from nehydro.com Cool! Let me know how it goes!

You could have 20 in there if you wanted, all depends their height when you start your flowering cycle. I'm starting mine @ 8" so they finish around 16" to 20". When filled to capacity there will be 8 in there at all times. Pulling 2 every 2 weeks

Thanks for the heads up

Thanks for the props everyone!

Sure, as long as you can keep it cool.

Its a 250w HPS, not planning on bending them. These 2 were a little taller than planed, but I think I have the height to finish them out. The grape ape doesn't seem to stretch that much

The actual grow space is 31" x 20" x 48" ht

First pair in!!!

My cooltube

My filter.

Same collars I made, but I spanned a piece of metal in the tube and welded a washer to it, then epoxied the computer fan to it. The cooltube fan is 45 cfm. The filter fan is 80 cfm. Both powered with wall-warts.

I made duct collars from some scrap stainless sheet (they are expensive to buy) and housed everything in the top

Finally! Flower cabinet is finished. Im just going to post pics with a little info. Any questions... ask away! A woodworker friend made this for some trade work. Haven't put the seals on yet.

The computer fan is powered with a wall wart. ( dc transformer, mine was from a phone charger. Just make sure you match the voltage(12volt) and the amps with the fan. You need to have at LEAST the same number of amps or more than the fan calls for. Never go over! Think of the amps like a...

Not Mylar. I'm using stuff called "Flashgro" reflective fabric. Very cool stuff. A 25 ft roll for $25. Less hot spots and much easier to work with and mount.

Silverstone FM121 case fan http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811999344

Flower cabinet pics coming soon! Almost done with it.

Thanks. The plastic box is to help keep the humidity up and prevent them from wilting.

(ask me to make something out of wood, i'd say the same thing) I work with metal so it's kinda second nature. + I had very little cash to spend. Thanks for the props!

Thanks! I made the lights/hoods and adjusters from scrap stainless. I didn't want the lights to swing around on chains or yoyo's.